Various Local Moves and Notices Among North Vernon Residents
Cincinnati visitors Mr Ford Bowman and family arrive to visit relatives while Mr Jack Ferguson departs for Indianapolis. Mrs W E Dowell leaves for Columbus as guest. Peter Bodam reports the death of a fine cow valued at 809 dollars on Canaan road. Mary Ralston pays a fine for provoking Fla Bates. Claudine Cope visits from Indianapolis to see her brother HH Cope. Mr and Mrs Charles Chapman return to Toledo, Ohio. Mrs Jennie Cooney Chapman remains. John L Niesse returns from Lafayette after graduating in electrical engineering at Purdue. Rennie Sebring-Smith graduates from Miami University with a Bachelor of Arts. Mrs Andrew Dehler and Mrs Margaret Lehnert travel to Seymour for John Dehler’s mother-in-law’s funeral. Verbin McKeller and Orvia Maccil Davis, both of this county, are licensed to wed with parental consent. Mrs W Fr Cooper leaves for New York after attending a wedding anniversary and reunion. Dr J U Barnard and Mrs Barnard, and Simeon Leland, plan a summer stay after Greencastle studies. TH HH Cope attends a trial in Graham township. Robinsons vs Philz decided for defendant. Mrs Samuel Green of Indianapolis, visiting, returns to Indianapolis. Margaret Douglass of Jeffersville, with Carl Shafer and daughter awaiting uncle Samuel Blisineaun’s family in Columbus before leaving. Harry Day, 26, dies of tuberculosis. burial at North Madison. survived by parents. Red Men members accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ferguson
Indianapolis
W. IE. Dowell
Columbus
Peter Bodam
Canaan Road
Squire Stuart
Mary Ralston
Fla Bates
Claudine Cope
HH. H. Cope
Cope
Charles Chapman
Toledo
Jennie Cooney Chapman
John L. Niesse
Lafayette
Purdue University
Rennie Sebring-Smith
Cross Plains
Miami University
Oxford
Andrew Dehler
Margaret Lehnert
Seymour
John Dehler
Richart
Verbin Mc Keller
Orvia Maccil Davis
W. Fr. Cooper
New York City
J. U. Barnard
Barnrd
Simeon Leland
Greencastle
Depauw University
S. J. Leland
TH. HH. Cope
Squere Elder's Court
Graham Township
Ropbins
Ange
Wolfe
West Street
Hanover
Srs. Green
Bees Wolfe
Court News Slate Versus Kay Johnson Public Intoxication
Deputy Prosecutor represented the State in Carrollton where Kay was arrested by Policeman Alexander for public intoxication. The court fined $5 and costs and adjourned at noon to Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slate
Ay Johnson
Carrollton
Kay
Alexander
Lord Kitchener Survives Hampshire Sinking
The Admiralty reports Lord Kitchener survived the Hampshire disaster off the Orkney Islands but went down in an open boat while attempting to reach shore. Twelve crew members drifted ashore on a raft after the ship went down with Earl Kitchener aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Kitchener
Hampshire
Orkney Islands
Earl Kitchener
Yesday
City Council Selects Brick Type for Main and Walnut Improvement
Opening bids for Main and Walnut streets project ends with council designating Peebles wire cut brick from Portannidh as preferred material while leaving bid openings for ten days pending review. Contingencies allow other materials if petitions meet legal requirements and bidders’ bids are rechecked to secure best value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portannidh
Lettine
Wai Habuttins
Fin
Mr. Gisto
Mayer Crozier
Bun Street
Walnut Street
Crocier
Niesse
Greenenstein
Iedon
Slgge
Carlile
Moua
Peebles
Lems Bar
Natal
Sabb Carlie
Sims An
Medari
Carle
Wiel Kb
Anne
Crozier
Min Holweuer
Porismoun
Vidnaver
Deaths of James Hoagland Aged 78 in Madison News
James Hoagland 78 a longtime Madison resident died yesterday at his sister Mrs. Belle Ames West Madison home. Funeral plans pending with services at Mrs. Ames home. He was born in Madison and worked at the shipyard before retiring due to age. Surviving are two sons Harry and Peter J Hoagland and two daughters in Indianapolis, plus sister Mrs. Ames and brother Alonzo Hoagland of Jeffersonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hoagland
Madison
West Madison
Belle Ames
Messrs
Harry
Peter J. Houagland
Indianapolis
Charles Ross
Ale
Beam
Volga
Richardson Woods
Ross
Schneider
Notable Cincinnati Enquirer Owner John R McLean Dies
Washington reports the death of John R. McLean owner of the Cincinnati Enquirer and former owner of the Washington Post. Born September 17, 1848 in Cincinnati, he rose to wealth and influence in journalism and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John R. McLean
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
John Roll McLean
Mr. McLean
Washington McLean
Washington Post
Cincinnati
Russian Push South in Galicia and Verdun Bombardment Rages
Reports from Berlin and Petrograd describe steady Russian advances in Galicia with 55,000 Austrian prisoners and Brusiloff driving a wedge between Austrian and German lines. Heights east of Ypres fall to the Allies, Verdun bombardment continues, and a vast battle involves nearly two million soldiers. Local notices include a missing husband, artifacts donated to a historical society, a fly killing contest, and London fly mortality statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Ga Jigha
Brusilof
Berlin
Ypres
Verdun
Pittsburgh Parks Open To Spooners Says Police Chief
The Pittsburgh police superintendent announces parks may be used for spoonsing by lovers and married couples. He asserts sparing interference by officers and claims spooning fosters love and marriage in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Matthews
Exchanges Her Dog for Railroad Fares in Wichita
A Wichita woman traded her collie for two railroad tickets to Fort Worth Texas at Union station. Elderly Mrs Martha Penton and her daughter lacked funds to cover travel costs so the dog was exchanged to secure the fare. Mr Brooks considered options then arranged the sale to Mr Wright who led the dog away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Union Station
Fort Worth
Tex
Martha Penton
E. Brooks
Ind
Tie
wilNne
Sid
Mr. Brooks
Daring Suicide Attempt Ends in Sticky Escape on Ferry
New Orleans Miss Annie Hendren tried to drown herself by leaping from a ferry boat but tar on the deck stuck her feet. Captain David W Garner and rescuers also became ensnared by the sticky surface as they fought to free themselves and prevent tragedy. The girl escaped toward safety, not the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Annie Hendren
Miss Hendren
David W. Garner
Former Ambassador Morgenthau Urges Armenian Relief Aid
Former U S ambassador Morgenthau in a New York interview urged Americans to donate for Armenian relief after detailing conditions in the Turkish empire. He said seeing distress would move the public to give, noting the committee has sent funds and that five million dollars more are needed to save and rehabilitate Armenians and native Christians in Turkey, Persia and Syria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Tlenry
Turkey
Toe
Alli
Mir Morgenthau Ade
Thoms
Toreal
Eyunseline
Wortuen
Hai
Lala
Sentine Tauney
Russia
Italy
Constantinople
Morgenthau
American Committee For
Armenian and Syrian Relief
Cardinal Gibbons
Bishop Creer
Episcopal Church
Daniel L. Barton
American Board of Foreign Missions
Arthur J. Brown
Presbyterian Foreign Mission Board
Frank Mason North
Methodist Foreign Mission Board
Persia
Syria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Ford Bowman
Margaret Douglass
Jeffersville
Carl Shafer
Samuel Blisineaun
West Third Street
Schauer
Pomeroy
Ohio
Harry Day
North Madison
Red Men
North Vernon
Court News
Atchener
Pir Ania
Uocidun
Portsmouth
Holwager
Alr Noesse
John R. Mlean
Hied
Galicia
Verdun Contin
Ues
Newcastle
John Thatcher
New Lison
Thatcher
Monticello
Isaac C. White
Battle of
Tippecanoe
White County Historical Society
White
Worthington
Civic League
Glenn Barge
Lloyd Barge
Humphrey
Nomeo
Medicine Company
Villa Street
Humphreys
William Street
the Herald
Ascuchillon
Henry Morgentitau
Sale Deposit & Trust Co
Capital
C. 5. Powell
Pres
J. W. Cornett
W. TL. Miller
John W. Tevis
Sec’y. and
Treas
Indiana
National Branch Bank
J. &. Wyer
See'y
First National Bank
M. Strader General
South Mulberry Street
D. Swift & CO
Seventh St
Washington, D. C
DR. Kincg
Adolph Schingeck
Buffalo
N. Y
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